Anyone using a frag rack?

[creef]

Just a generalised question here…

Does anyone use a frag rack when adding new coral to their tank?

I’ve had some issues acclimating some of my euphyllia corals (some thriving now and some still settling) 0 luck with any torches.

So far I’ve been placing them low/midway in tank when first getting them then moving to preferred spot once they’re thriving. Parameters all good.

I was wary of initially placing them on sand bed just not to irritate them, is it worth getting a frag rack for them to get used to light etc?

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

Yes, thats what I did. You can get some small cheap ones on amazon that are perfect for acclimating frags to the light.

 

[Kooma]

Yep! I 3D printed a hang on glass frag rack that I put frags on in a low flow area while I decide where I want them. I often toss some in the sand in a quiet area for a few days to see how they go. My torch is still in the sand and loving life, as is a hammer frag. Goni wasn’t happy there, acans love it though.

 

[creef]

Yes, thats what I did. You can get some small cheap ones on amazon that are perfect for acclimating frags to the light.

Yep! I 3D printed a hang on glass frag rack that I put frags on in a low flow area while I decide where I want them. I often toss some in the sand in a quiet area for a few days to see how they go. My torch is still in the sand and loving life, as is a hammer frag. Goni wasn’t happy there, acans love it though.

Looks like I’m buying a frag rack then! Hopefully it brings me some luck with torches lol

 

[VintageReefer]

Aquarocks has a full line of magnetic frag ROCKS on the website. sealed magnets rated to half inch glass realistic designs and made in the USA

Highly recommended

I bought the big one lol but they have all sizes and it looks like rockwork